TOC – War in History, Vol. 20, No. 2
Here is the latest table of contents for War in History. Kevin Linch and Matthew McCormack, ‘Defining Soldiers: Britain’s Military, c.1740–1815′ This article offers a critique of the methodology of […]
Here is the latest table of contents for War in History. Kevin Linch and Matthew McCormack, ‘Defining Soldiers: Britain’s Military, c.1740–1815′ This article offers a critique of the methodology of […]
The latest edition of the Journal of Military History has just appeared with the following articles present: Articles Claire Robertson, ‘Racism, the Military, and Abolitionism in the Late Eighteenth- and […]
Here is the second part of the recent Day School at the Centre for War Studies that examined the links between the American Civil War and the First World War. […]
What follows is a critique of a couple of the lectures at the recent Day School at the Centre for War Studies that examined the links between the American Civil […]
War Studies Public Programm The Spring Day School Saturday, 3 March 2012 US Civil War to First World War: Learning the Lessons It is axiomatic in American historiography that the […]
This years John Terraine Lecture at the University of Birmingham’s War Studies Seminar will be delivered by Professor Brian Holden Reid of the War Studies Department, King’s College London. His […]